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Ohio State Buckeyes' Jeremiah Smith Signs Historic NIL Deal
Ohio State Buckeyes wide receiver Jeremiah Smith has taken the college football world by storm this season, and he is being recognized for it. Smith has signed
Scarlet Sunrise: Jeremiah Smith signs NIL deal with Red Bull
Jeremiah Smith, the No. 1 prospect in the 2024 class, inked an endorsement agreement with Red Bull, he announced Thursday on social media.
4 things to know about Ohio State WR Jeremiah Smith
Jeremiah Smith is about to begin his highly-anticipated freshman season at Ohio State. The former five-star wide receiver will make his Ohio State debut Aug. 31 at 3:30 p.m. against Akron on CBS in a room that includes Emeka Egbuka, Carnell Tate and Brandon Inniss.
Ohio State Star Becomes First Football Athlete To Sign NIL Deal With Red Bull
On Thursday, he announced another NIL deal has been agreed upon. On his Instagram account, which has more than 243,000 followers, he shared a new NIL partnership with Red Bull. Hi
Jeremiah Smith makes history with Red Bull NIL deal
“Ohio State freshman WR Jeremiah Smith is signing an NIL deal with Red Bull as its first-ever college football athlete,” Front Office Sports said in a post. Jeremiah Smith came into the Ohio State football program this offseason with a ton of hype. He was among the top prospects in the 2024 recruiting class, and through two games, he has shown why.
College football Week 4 preview: Can anyone stop Ohio State freshman Jeremiah Smith?
Ohio State hosts Marshall in a Week 4 non-conference matchup Saturday on FOX. Can the Thundering Herd — or anyone, for that matter — slow down freshmen phenom Jeremiah Smith?
Ohio State football great Cris Carter prays Jeremiah Smith breaks records
The OSU freshman record for touchdowns still sits at eight and is still held by Carter due to his 1984 season, but in two games, Smith is already well on pace to crush that number. Through two games, the young star already has three touchdowns which is already tied with Marvin Harrison Jr. at fifth in school history.
Ohio State standout inks first-ever NIL deal with Red Bull: Buckeye Breakfast
The popularity for Ohio State freshman wide receiver Jeremiah Smith continues to grow. The true freshman receiver has inked a deal with Red Bull, the first-ever college football player that the energy drink has announced a partnership with.
Ohio State freshman sensation adds to $1.1 million NIL value with historic Red Bull deal
Life is good for Ohio State star freshman Jeremiah Smith. The potential college football All-American and surefire future NFL first-round pick is racking up wins on and off the field. On Thursday, Red Bull announced Smith as their first ever college football athlete.
Jeremiah Smith Becomes Red Bull’s First College Football NIL Athlete
The freshman Buckeyes receiver already has three touchdowns this season. The post Jeremiah Smith Becomes Red Bull’s First College Football NIL Athlete appeared first on Front Office Sports.
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